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| This is the page where I put pictures of stuff I have broke,am breaking, or trying to fix after breaking. I will try to update as I am working on these projects, but believe it or not, I do have somewhat of a life, so I don't update the site every day. |
| OK,I have not been updating this page much lately.The reason being is that all the projects I have been doing are small and would be pretty boring to see pictures of. Some examples are: 1.fixing a shorted wire in my clock so I can have dash lights again 2.cleaned some silicone of off my rear window I think you get the picture |
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| ARCHIVED PROJECTS |
| updated 06/3/03 |
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| Ok,this is a pretty lame project,but I have to put something on here.After all,it did save me a few bucks. This is the washer jug of off my wrangler.It developed a nice crack right next to where it mounts.so rather than spend money on a new one,I just "plastic welded" it back together. |
| Thanks to my expert photography,you cant see a damn bit of the crack.Just trust me,its located where all that rust is |
| First things first,gotta get all that rust,dirt,and chicken wings off that jug so its nice and clean. |
| Thats how you do it.I just use a small soldering iron with a pointy tip.First you just melt lines across the crack so it looks like stitches.Then us the s.iron to smooth it in the center of the crack.If it seems thin,just pull some material from nearby and blend it in. |
| Here is what it looks like done |
| I finished the welding and tested it,it actually held water! Being as how the crack was right at the mounting point for the jug,I decided to give it a coating of ultra seal silicone just for extra security.And since that is the bottom side,nobody will ever see it. |